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> On Jan 7, 2024, at 6:04 PM, Floyd Thursby via Mercedes 
> <mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> 
> This thing was slammed, happened a few weeks back so it has been sitting. 
> Was not clear what the issue was.  Appeared to be an issue with rear bags so 
> I ordered 2 new ones and put them on.  RR was not holding air, LR appeared to 
> have air.  Did not solve the problem.  DAS was saying the air line to the 
> reservoir or the line was not right, or the pressure sensor was bad, or 
> something not specific.
> 
> So I ordered a "new" used reservoir off ebay which was a double tank whereas 
> the one on the vehicle was a single tank.  I guess someone had thrown one on 
> there at some point in the past. Still had the problem, same error code with 
> the pressure sensor and the reservoir was not pressurizing or holding 
> pressure, so I ordered an airline going to it from the valve block and put 
> that on. Still no joy and same error code which was puzzling, and tank was 
> not holding pressure.
> 
> I ran tests using DAS and kept coming back to this problem.  I broke down and 
> ordered a cheap pump and valve block off Amazon and put them in, and put the 
> original air line back on the valve block.  The old valve block was some 
> no-name thing kinda like the new one I put on.  I had the right side jacked 
> up and the lower arms sitting on blocks so I could have the front tire off 
> and get to the reservoir in the rear (under the vehicle).  That at least 
> would allow the system to pump up thinking the tires were on the ground.  I 
> was still getting the same error code, and it did appear to be pumping up but 
> not correctly.  This was very strange as aside from the front struts 
> everything was new.
> 
> So today I just decided to put the front wheel back on and drop the right 
> side back down on the ground and see what happens.  I put the computer on it 
> so I could watch what it would do, and LO!  I started it, the pump was 
> pumping, the vehicle was raising, and everything was showing good with no 
> faults.  I did an automatic level calibration using DAS and everything seems 
> to be sitting comfortably now.  Halluhlooyuh!!! Yay me!
> 
> I have to take the RF wheel off again to get the pump and valve block back in 
> their places and bolted down and put the liner back on, that should be good 
> for now.  So, a success there it seems.  In doing some research it appears 
> the pressure sensor I was getting errors for is inside the valve block on 
> this vehicle.  Not sure why it was showing a fault after I put in the new one 
> but it had no faults today so I'm calling it good.
> 
> The rear tires are at end of life so I will need to get another pair soon.  
> Fronts are 1 new and 1 mostly new so those are good.  The idler pulley is 
> making rude noises so I ordered 2 new ones to have a spare, will get that 
> replaced when they get here.  My daughter had one let go on their Christmas 
> trip, left them dead but managed to get a new one and tools to replace it and 
> the belt that was completely shredded.  Don't want that to happen (I had that 
> happen on the ML500, luckily I was just up the road when it let go and made 
> it home OK).
> 
> Anyway, fun times Benzing on the Vast Estate.  One FAIL and one SUCCESS
> 
> --
> --FT
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